Grammar Classes

Common Words

  1. Common Nouns

    • Ability, Accident, Action, Activity, Addition, Address, Advantage, Adventure, Advice, Agreement, Airplane, Ambition, Amount, Animal, Answer, Apartment, Appetizer, Argument, Army, Arrival, Artist, Attempt, Attention, Author, Baby, Background, Balance, Bank, Barrier, Beach, Benefit, Bicycle, Bird, Blood, Board, Boat, Body, Book, Border, Bottle, Boundary, Brain, Bread, Bridge, Brother, Building, Business, Cake, Camera, Camp, Candidate, Capital, Car, Card, Care, Career, Case, Cash, Category, Cause, Celebration, Ceremony, Challenge, Chance, Change, Charge, Chart, Check, Chemical, Choice, Church, Circle, City, Class, Climate, Clock, Clothes, Club, Code, Coffee, Collection, College, Color, Combination, Comfort, Company, Comparison, Competition, Computer, Condition, Conference, Confidence, Conflict, Connection, Construction, Contact, Content, Context, Contract, Contribution, Control, Conversation, Cookie, Country, Course, Court, Cousin, Crisis, Critic, Crop, Crowd, Culture, Cup, Customer, Damage, Danger, Daughter, Day, Deal, Decision, Definition, Degree, Delay, Delivery, Demand, Department, Departure, Depth, Description, Design, Desk, Detail, Device, Diet, Difficulty, Direction, Director, Dirt, Distance, Distribution, District, Division, Doctor, Dog, Door, Draft, Drama, Drawer, Dream, Dress, Driver, Duty, Earth, Education, Effort, Election, Electricity, Employee, Employer, Energy, Engine, Entertainment, Enthusiasm, Entrance, Entry, Environment, Equipment, Error, Establishment, Estate, Event, Evidence, Exam, Example, Excitement, Exercise, Exhibition, Expense, Experience, Experiment, Expert, Explanation, Expression, Extension, Fact, Failure, Family, Farmer, Fashion, Father, Feature, Feedback, Field, Figure, File, Film, Finance, Finding, Finger, Finish, Fire, Fish, Flight, Floor, Flower, Food, Force, Form, Foundation, Frame, Friend, Fruit, Function, Future, Game, Garage, Garden, Gate, Generation, Gift, Goal, Government, Grandmother, Grass, Growth, Guest, Guide, Guitar, Habit, Hall, Hand, Hat, Head, Health, Heart, Heaven, Height, History, Hobby, Holiday, Home, Hope, Horse, Hospital, Hotel, Hour, House, Human, Hunger, Idea, Image, Impact, Importance, Impression, Improvement, Independence, Industry, Influence, Information, Initiative, Injury, Instruction, Insurance, Interest, Internet, Interview, Introduction, Investment, Issue, Item, Job, Journey, Judge, Judgment, Juice, Junior, Justice, Key, Kindness, Knowledge, Lab, Language, Lawyer, Leadership, League, Leg, Length, Lesson, Letter, Level, Library, Life, Light, Limit, Line, Link, List, Literature, Location, Loss, Love, Luck, Machine, Magazine, Mail, Maintenance, Majority, Manager, Map, Market, Marriage, Material, Math, Meal, Meaning, Measurement, Media, Medicine, Memory, Message, Method, Middle, Military, Mind, Minute, Mirror, Mission, Mistake, Model, Moment, Money, Month, Mood, Morning, Mother, Mountain, Movie, Mud, Museum, Music, Nail, Name, Nation, Nature, Negotiation, Network, News, Night, Noise, Note, Notebook, Number, Object, Observation, Office, Opinion, Opportunity, Option, Order, Organization, Outcome, Outlet, Output, Oven, Owner, Pace, Page, Pain, Painting, Paper, Parent, Park, Parking, Part, Partner, Party, Passion, Past, Path, Payment, Peace, Peak, Pen, Penalty, People, Percentage, Perception, Performance, Permission, Person, Perspective, Phase, Phone, Photo, Phrase, Picture, Piece, Place, Plan, Plant, Platform, Player, Poem, Poet, Point, Policy, Pollution, Population, Position, Possession, Possibility, Post, Pot, Potato, Potential, Power, Practice, Praise, Prayer, Preference, Preparation, Presence, Presentation, President, Press, Pressure, Price, Principle, Priority, Prize, Problem, Procedure, Process, Product, Production, Profession, Professor, Profit, Program, Progress, Project, Promise, Promotion, Proof, Property, Proposal, Protection, Psychology, Public, Purpose, Quality, Quantity, Quarter, Question, Quote, Radio, Rain, Range, Rate, Reaction, Reading, Reality, Reason, Recipe, Recognition, Recommendation, Record, Recording, Recovery, Reflection, Refrigerator, Region, Relation, Relationship, Replacement, Report, Reputation, Requirement, Research, Reservation, Resolution, Resource, Response, Responsibility, Restaurant, Result, Retirement, Revenue, Review, Revolution, Risk, River, Road, Role, Room, Routine, Rule, Safety, Sale, Salt, Sample, Satisfaction, Scale, Scene, Schedule, School, Science, Scientist, Screen, Search, Season, Seat, Secret, Sector, Security, Selection, Sense, Sentence, Series, Service, Session, Setting, Shade, Shadow, Shake, Shape, Share, Shelter, Shirt, Shoe, Shopping, Shoulder, Show, Shower, Side, Sight, Signature, Significance, Singer, Sister, Site, Situation, Size, Skill, Society, Software, Solution, Song, Sound, Soup, Source, Space, Speaker, Specialist, Speech, Speed, Spirit, Sport, Square, Standard, Star, State, Statement, Station, Status, Step, Stick, Stock, Store, Story, Stranger, Strategy, Street, Strength, Structure, Student, Study, Style, Subject, Success, Suggestion, Suit, Sun, Supermarket, Support, Surface, Surgery, Surprise, Survey, System, Table, Task, Taste, Teacher, Team, Technology, Telephone, Television, Temperature, Ten, Tennis, Term, Test, Text, Thanks, Theory, Thing, Thought, Ticket, Time, Title, Tool, Tooth, Topic, Touch, Town, Track, Trade, Tradition, Train, Trainer, Training, Transaction, Transportation, Trash, Travel, Tree, Trick, Trip, Trouble, Truth, Type, Unit, University, User, Value, Variation, Variety, Vehicle, Version, Video, View, Village, Vision, Visit, Voice, Volume, Wage, Walk, Wall, War, Warning, Wash, Water, Way, Wealth, Weather, Web, Website, Week, Weight, Wind, Window, Winner, Winter, Wish, Witness, Woman, Wonder, Wood, Word, Work, Worker, World, Writer, Writing, Yard, Year, Youth

  2. Common Verbs

    • Accept, Add, Admit, Agree, Allow, Answer, Apply, Appreciate, Argue, Arrange, Arrive, Ask, Attack, Avoid, Begin, Believe, Belong, Borrow, Break, Bring, Build, Buy, Call, Cancel, Carry, Catch, Change, Choose, Clean, Climb, Close, Collect, Come, Compare, Compete, Complete, Concern, Confirm, Connect, Consider, Continue, Cook, Copy, Correct, Count, Create, Cross, Cut, Dance, Deal, Decide, Deliver, Depend, Describe, Design, Destroy, Develop, Die, Disagree, Discover, Discuss, Divide, Do, Draw, Dress, Drink, Drive, Drop, Eat, Enable, Encourage, End, Enjoy, Enter, Establish, Examine, Exist, Expect, Explain, Explore, Express, Fail, Fall, Feed, Feel, Fight, Find, Finish, Fit, Fix, Fly, Follow, Forget, Forgive, Freeze, Get, Give, Go, Grow, Handle, Hang, Happen, Hate, Have, Hear, Help, Hide, Hit, Hold, Hope, Hurt, Identify, Ignore, Imagine, Improve, Include, Increase, Inform, Insist, Introduce, Invent, Invite, Join, Jump, Keep, Kill, Kiss, Know, Laugh, Learn, Leave, Lend, Let, Lie, Like, Listen, Live, Look, Lose, Love, Make, Manage, Mark, Matter, Mean, Meet, Miss, Move, Need, Notice, Offer, Open, Order, Organize, Own, Paint, Pass, Pay, Perform, Plan, Play, Point, Prefer, Prepare, Present, Prevent, Promise, Protect, Provide, Publish, Pull, Push, Put, Reach, Read, Receive, Recognize, Recommend, Reduce, Refuse, Regret, Remember, Remove, Repair, Repeat, Replace, Reply, Report, Represent, Require, Rest, Result, Return, Reveal, Ride, Ring, Rise, Risk, Run, Save, Say, See, Sell, Send, Set, Share, Shoot, Show, Shut, Sing, Sit, Sleep, Smile, Solve, Speak, Spend, Stand, Start, Stay, Steal, Stop, Study, Succeed, Suffer, Suggest, Supply, Support, Suppose, Swim, Take, Talk, Teach, Tell, Tend, Test, Think, Throw, Touch, Train, Travel, Treat, Try, Turn, Understand, Use, Visit, Wait, Walk, Want, Warn, Watch, Wear, Win, Wish, Work, Worry, Write

  3. Common Adjectives

    • Able, Absent, Absolute, Abstract, Abundant, Accurate, Active, Actual, Adequate, Afraid, Alive, Alone, Amazing, Ancient, Angry, Annual, Anxious, Aware, Bad, Beautiful, Big, Black, Blue, Bold, Brave

 

 

Nouns

  1. Abundance
  2. Abyss
  3. Acumen
  4. Adversity
  5. Affluence
  6. Ambiguity
  7. Anecdote
  8. Anomaly
  9. Antagonist
  10. Apathy
  11. Apprehension
  12. Arbitrator
  13. Ascendancy
  14. Assailant
  15. Austerity
  16. Benevolence
  17. Blasphemy
  18. Brevity
  19. Camaraderie
  20. Candidness
  21. Cessation
  22. Chagrin
  23. Chicanery
  24. Chronicle
  25. Circumlocution
  26. Clarity
  27. Coercion
  28. Colloquialism
  29. Compassion
  30. Compulsion
  31. Conflagration
  32. Conglomerate
  33. Consistency
  34. Conundrum
  35. Credibility
  36. Deception
  37. Deliberation
  38. Demeanor
  39. Despondency
  40. Deterrent
  41. Dichotomy
  42. Diffidence
  43. Diligence
  44. Disdain
  45. Disparity
  46. Dissolution
  47. Diversity
  48. Divination
  49. Docility
  50. Eccentricity
  51. Eclecticism
  52. Effervescence
  53. Efficacy
  54. Elucidation
  55. Emancipation
  56. Empathy
  57. Enigma
  58. Epitome
  59. Equanimity
  60. Equilibrium
  61. Equivocation
  62. Erudition
  63. Ethos
  64. Exacerbation
  65. Exoneration
  66. Exuberance
  67. Fallacy
  68. Fervor
  69. Fidelity
  70. Frugality
  71. Futility
  72. Garrulity
  73. Geniality
  74. Grandiosity
  75. Gregariousness
  76. Guile
  77. Harbinger
  78. Harmony
  79. Heinousness
  80. Hierarchy
  81. Hypocrisy
  82. Idiosyncrasy
  83. Illumination
  84. Impertinence
  85. Imperviousness
  86. Impetus
  87. Impudence
  88. Inadvertence
  89. Incisiveness
  90. Indignation
  91. Inevitability
  92. Infamy
  93. Inference
  94. Ingenuity
  95. Iniquity
  96. Insouciance
  97. Integrity
  98. Interlocutor
  99. Intransigence
  100. Introspection

Verbs

  1. Abandon
  2. Abate
  3. Abdicate
  4. Abhor
  5. Abide
  6. Abrogate
  7. Abscond
  8. Abstain
  9. Accentuate
  10. Acquiesce
  11. Admonish
  12. Advocate
  13. Alleviate
  14. Allude
  15. Amalgamate
  16. Ambush
  17. Amend
  18. Amplify
  19. Annihilate
  20. Annotate
  21. Apprehend
  22. Arbitrate
  23. Ascend
  24. Aspire
  25. Assuage
  26. Attenuate
  27. Augment
  28. Authenticate
  29. Banish
  30. Belie
  31. Berate
  32. Bolster
  33. Broach
  34. Burnish
  35. Censure
  36. Chastise
  37. Coalesce
  38. Collude
  39. Commiserate
  40. Concede
  41. Conceive
  42. Condemn
  43. Conflate
  44. Conjecture
  45. Construe
  46. Contemplate
  47. Contravene
  48. Converge
  49. Corroborate
  50. Curtail
  51. Debilitate
  52. Decipher
  53. Defenestrate
  54. Delineate
  55. Demean
  56. Denigrate
  57. Denounce
  58. Deprecate
  59. Deride
  60. Derogate
  61. Descend
  62. Deter
  63. Detract
  64. Devise
  65. Diffuse
  66. Disavow
  67. Discern
  68. Discomfit
  69. Disconcert
  70. Discredit
  71. Disseminate
  72. Distill
  73. Divulge
  74. Emancipate
  75. Embellish
  76. Emulate
  77. Endorse
  78. Engender
  79. Enshroud
  80. Entice
  81. Entrench
  82. Enumerate
  83. Envision
  84. Epitomize
  85. Eradicate
  86. Espouse
  87. Eulogize
  88. Exacerbate
  89. Exonerate
  90. Explicate
  91. Expostulate
  92. Extol
  93. Fabricate
  94. Facilitate
  95. Feign
  96. Fetishize
  97. Fluctuate
  98. Forsake
  99. Fracture
  100. Galvanize

Adjectives

  1. Abject
  2. Abstruse
  3. Acerbic
  4. Acrimonious
  5. Adamant
  6. Adept
  7. Adroit
  8. Aesthetic
  9. Affable
  10. Agile
  11. Altruistic
  12. Ameliorative
  13. Amiable
  14. Amorphous
  15. Anachronistic
  16. Anomalous
  17. Antediluvian
  18. Antithetical
  19. Apathetic
  20. Apocryphal
  21. Arbitrary
  22. Arcane
  23. Archaic
  24. Articulate
  25. Assiduous
  26. Astute
  27. Audacious
  28. Auspicious
  29. Autonomous
  30. Avaricious
  31. Axiomatic
  32. Bellicose
  33. Benevolent
  34. Benign
  35. Blatant
  36. Boisterous
  37. Bombastic
  38. Brusque
  39. Cacophonous
  40. Capricious
  41. Caustic
  42. Cerebral
  43. Chimerical
  44. Churlish
  45. Circumspect
  46. Clandestine
  47. Coercive
  48. Cognizant
  49. Commensurate
  50. Complacent
  51. Conciliatory
  52. Conscientious
  53. Contemptuous
  54. Contentious
  55. Contrite
  56. Convoluted
  57. Corpulent
  58. Corroborative
  59. Credulous
  60. Cryptic
  61. Culpable
  62. Cynical
  63. Daunting
  64. Decadent
  65. Decisive
  66. Deferential
  67. Deleterious
  68. Deliberate
  69. Demure
  70. Derisive
  71. Desolate
  72. Desultory
  73. Diabolical
  74. Didactic
  75. Diffident
  76. Dilatory
  77. Diminutive
  78. Discerning
  79. Discursive
  80. Disparate
  81. Dispassionate
  82. Docile
  83. Dogmatic
  84. Dubious
  85. Ebullient
  86. Eccentric
  87. Eclectic
  88. Effervescent
  89. Effulgent
  90. Elated
  91. Eloquent
  92. Elusive
  93. Emphatic
  94. Enigmatic
  95. Ephemeral
  96. Equitable
  97. Erratic
  98. Esoteric
  99. Evanescent
  100. Exorbitant

Adverbs

  1. Abundantly
  2. Acerbically
  3. Acrimoniously
  4. Adamantly
  5. Adeptly
  6. Adroitly
  7. Aesthetically
  8. Affably
  9. Agilely
  10. Altruistically
  11. Amicably
  12. Amorphously
  13. Anachronistically
  14. Anomalously
  15. Antithetically
  16. Apathetically
  17. Apocryphally
  18. Arbitrarily
  19. Arcanely
  20. Articulately
  21. Assiduously
  22. Astutely
  23. Audaciously
  24. Auspiciously
  25. Avariciously
  26. Benevolently
  27. Benignly
  28. Blatantly
  29. Boisterously
  30. Bombastically
  31. Brusquely
  32. Cacophonously
  33. Capriciously
  34. Caustically
  35. Clandestinely
  36. Coercively
  37. Cognizantly
  38. Commensurately
  39. Complacently
  40. Conciliatorily
  41. Conscientiously
  42. Contemptuously
  43. Contentiously
  44. Contritely
  45. Convolutedly
  46. Corpulently
  47. Corroboratively
  48. Credulously
  49. Cryptically
  50. Culpably
  51. Cynically
  52. Dauntingly
  53. Decadently
  54. Decisively

A

  1. Abate – to lessen
  2. Abdicate – to give up a position, right, or power
  3. Aberration – something different from the usual
  4. Abhor – to hate
  5. Abject – miserable, pitiful
  6. Abstain – to choose not to do something
  7. Abstract – existing in thought or as an idea but not having a physical reality
  8. Accolade – high praise, special distinction
  9. Acquiesce – to agree without protesting
  10. Acrimony – bitterness, discord

B

  1. Benevolent – kindly, charitable
  2. Benign – harmless
  3. Bequeath – to hand down, to give or to leave in a will
  4. Berate – to scold sharply
  5. Bilk – to cheat, to swindle
  6. Blatant – obvious
  7. Blight – anything that destroys, prevents growth, or causes devaluation
  8. Boisterous – noisy and rowdy
  9. Brevity – briefness; short duration
  10. Broach – to bring up a subject for discussion

C

  1. Cacophony – a harsh, discordant mixture of sounds
  2. Cajole – to persuade with false promises and flattery
  3. Candor – honesty, frankness
  4. Capitulate – to surrender
  5. Censure – to criticize harshly
  6. Chagrin – embarrassment; a complete loss of courage
  7. Charlatan – fraud
  8. Chronic – long-lasting and difficult to eradicate
  9. Circuitous – roundabout, not direct
  10. Clairvoyant – able to see the future

D

  1. Daunt – to make afraid; to discourage
  2. Debacle – a complete failure; a total collapse
  3. Debilitate – to weaken
  4. Decimate – to destroy a large part of
  5. Deference – respect; consideration
  6. Deft – skillful
  7. Deleterious – harmful
  8. Delineate – to describe accurately
  9. Demagogue – a leader who appeals to citizens’ emotions to obtain power
  10. Demure – quiet and modest; reserved

E

  1. Ebullient – enthusiastic
  2. Echelon – a level or rank in an organization, a profession, or society
  3. Eclectic – selecting from or made up from a variety of sources
  4. Edify – to instruct morally and spiritually
  5. Efficacious – effective
  6. Effrontery – shameless boldness
  7. Egregious – outstandingly bad
  8. Elucidate – to clarify, explain
  9. Embellish – to decorate
  10. Emulate – to imitate

F

  1. Facetious – humorous, not meant seriously
  2. Fallacy – a false or mistaken idea
  3. Fathom – to understand, comprehend
  4. Feckless – lacking initiative or strength of character
  5. Felicity – happiness; bliss
  6. Fervent – passionate
  7. Fetter – to restrain; to hamper
  8. Flabbergasted – astounded
  9. Flout – to mock, treat with contempt
  10. Furtive – secret, stealthy

G

  1. Garrulous – talkative
  2. Gaudy – extravagantly bright or showy, typically so as to be tasteless
  3. Genial – friendly and cheerful
  4. Gluttony – engaging in extreme eating or drinking
  5. Gratuitous – unnecessary or uncalled for
  6. Gregarious – sociable
  7. Guile – deceit; trickery
  8. Gullible – easily deceived
  9. Gusto – vigorous and enthusiastic enjoyment
  10. Gyre – a circular motion of water in each of the major ocean basins

H

  1. Hackneyed – overused, cliched
  2. Hapless – unfortunate
  3. Harangue – noisy, attacking speech
  4. Haughty – arrogant
  5. Heinous – very wicked, offensive, hateful
  6. Hinder – to delay; to stop or prevent from happening
  7. Hubris – excessive pride
  8. Hypocrisy – pretending to have feelings, beliefs, or virtues that one does not have
  9. Hypothetical – based on an assumption or guess
  10. Hysteria – exaggerated or uncontrollable emotion or excitement

I

  1. Iconoclast – one who opposes established beliefs, customs, and institutions
  2. Idiosyncratic – peculiar to one person; highly individualized
  3. Ignominious – deserving or causing public disgrace or shame
  4. Illicit – illegal
  5. Immaculate – perfectly clean
  6. Imminent – about to happen
  7. Immutable – unchangeable
  8. Impecunious – having little or no money
  9. Impervious – not affected or hurt by
  10. Impetuous – impulsive

J

  1. Jargon – nonsensical talk; specialized language
  2. Jovial – cheerful and friendly
  3. Juxtapose – to place side by side for comparison
  4. Jubilant – extremely joyful, happy
  5. Judicious – sensible; showing good judgment
  6. Juvenile – young or immature
  7. Jocund – cheerful
  8. Jettison – to cast overboard; to discard
  9. Jeopardize – to endanger
  10. Jovial – good-humored, in high spirits

K

  1. Keen – having a sharp edge; intellectually sharp; perceptive
  2. Kinetic – relating to motion
  3. Kowtow – to bow or act in a subservient manner
  4. Kudos – praise for an achievement
  5. Kindle – to start a fire
  6. Kaleidoscope – a variegated colorful pattern or scene
  7. Knack – A special talent or skill; ability to do something easily
  8. Knavery – dishonest or unscrupulous behavior
  9. Kilter – good working condition
  10. Kinetic – pertaining to motion

L

  1. Lackadaisical – uninterested; listless
  2. Laconic – using few words
  3. Lament – to express sorrow; to grieve
  4. Lampoon – to ridicule with satire
  5. Languid – lacking energy; weak
  6. Larceny – theft
  7. Largess – generosity
  8. Latent – hidden, present but not realized
  9. Laudatory – expressing praise
  10. Lavish – extravagant

M

  1. Macerate – to soften by soaking
  2. Magnanimous – generous in forgiving
  3. Maladroit – clumsy; unskillful
  4. Malfeasance – misconduct or wrongdoing, especially by a public official
  5. Malinger – to evade responsibility by pretending to be ill
  6. Malleable – capable of being shaped
  7. Mandate – an authoritative command
  8. Manifold – diverse, varied
  9. Mawkish – excessively sentimental
  10. Meander – to wander aimlessly

N

  1. Nadir – the lowest point
  2. Nascent – beginning to exist or develop
  3. Nebulous – vague; cloudy; lacking clearly defined form
  4. Nefarious – wicked or criminal
  5. Negligent – careless
  6. Nexus – a link, tie, or bond
  7. Niggardly – stingy, miserly
  8. Noisome – stinking; putrid
  9. Nostalgia – longing for the past
  10. Notoriety – the state of being known for some unfavorable act or quality

O

  1. Obdurate – stubborn
  2. Obfuscate – to confuse; to bewilder
  3. Oblique – indirect; slanting
  4. Oblivious – unaware
  5. Obsequious – overly submissive and eager

 

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